Muslim Business Directory South Africa

A walkabout by President Jacob Zuma in Gugulethu has abruptly been cancelled, but the ANC has denied the reason was because of threatened protests linked to his sexual conduct.

South Africa took two wickets in the morning session of the fourth day of the first Test as India slipped to 162/4 at lunch - still 166 runs in arrears.

Gogo Letti Ngoma is devastated after she and 63 other residents lost a 14-year battle against an order evicting them from a farm outside Dainfern, Johannesburg.

US and allies threaten sanctions as production of higher-grade nuclear fuel starts.

Car giant recalls another 437,000 cars as it battles to reassure consumers over safety.

"Unexpected high traffic" causes indefinite closure, Dubai's Burj Khalifa owner says.

Toyota will recall around 436 000 hybrid cars worldwide, including the 2010 Prius model.

A woman caught driving with excess alcohol in her blood has claimed she was over the limit because the Atkins diet she was following caused her body to produce its own alcohol.

Renault's Mégane Coupé-Cabriolet - due in South Africa in the fourth quarter of 2010 - rounds off the new Mégane line-up in style.

The Financial Services Board (FSB) came down hard on Orange Insurance this week, suspending the company's financial services provider (FSP) licence with immediate effect until its management can quantify the company's liabilities and settle all the outstanding claims against it.

Retirement fund administrator Alexander Forbes has made a "substantial" offer to resolve a R950-million claim against it for its role in the allegedly fraudulent stripping of surpluses of retirement funds in the 1990s, reducing the retirement benefits of thousands of members and pensioners.

Finally Alexander Forbes has come to its senses and, for the first time, has genuinely attempted to put its sordid past behind it. It is a puzzle why it has taken it so long to do what Edward Kieswetter, its new chief executive, says is "the right thing to do" .

Seventy-four striking police reservists are expected to appear in court for a strike that turned violent in the Johannesburg CBD.

Up to six million cases of fraud are committed each month via stolen salary slips and false documents.

High-flying Durban city employees will have to account for their snazzy cars, flashy lifestyles and newfound wealth in a new "lifestyle audit".

South Africa took two wickets in the morning session of the fourth day of the first Test as India slipped to 162/4 at lunch - still 166 runs in arrears.

Robin Soderling has recovered from a rocky start to the year by beating Florent Serra in the first round of the World Indoor Tournament.

John Terry has issued a personal word of thanks to each and every Chelsea fan who stood by him in the wake of allegations about his private life that cost him the England captaincy.